How is the faucet constructed with respect to attaching supply lines?
33942
My handyman installed the faucet and no problems were mentioned re: the installation
33943
It has flexible lines that can be attached using a wrench. No special tools are required for anything.
33944
I need to know how big the holes have to be to install this faucet. I am replacing my existing one and it has metal screwtype that fits in the holes. I bought one but it has plastic and they are too big. Can you show a picture of the bottom of the faucet so I can see how it will attach.
33945
There are two (hot and cold) approximately 15" Long Flex Hoses which connect to plumbing with a 3/8" Compression fitting. Hope this is what you were looking for. Steve
1907418
There is an overflow opening at the back of the sink. I believe the faucet is made by Moen.
1433192
I wall mounted it using 1/2 hard copper with male pipe thread ends soldered to right angle fittings and attached to the framing with clamps. I had to make sure I ordered the one with 1/2 14 NPT fittings to do this. Very nice part, very solid this way.
1105951
I bought my faucet about 2 years ago. The supply lines are not stainless steel. They are some kind of braided rubbery material. They have held up well so far. The only thing I don't like about the faucet is the drain plug. It does not stay down when you pull the lever up.
299798
No, you will still need the supply lines from the source and inline valves as well. The faucet is plumbed with incoming lines but will need supply lines to complete the installation. This is common and they are readily purchased at any local plumbing supply store. The sinks are very nice and just as advertised. We also put silicone around the base of the sink where they meet the countertop as an extra caution. That is personal perference.
332031
You have about a half inch of thread going into the faucet. more than enough
1095696
a typical faucet set attaches with the supplied hardware. There is a nut on the bottom of the hot and cold supplies that tightens onto the sink, then the water supply lines attach. If you purchased new taps it should be straight forward. If you are using used taps, the faucet nuts may have been lost or misplaced.
1869551
It's not rocket science sincerely, there are 2 hoses and a faucet. Screw the hoses into the faucet, done. If you're absolutely oblivious to anything mechanical I suggest you ask someone to help you.
791219
This faucet is great and the supply lines are the standard size you will find on most other faucets. Great water flow and pressure. from Specs:½" stainless steel supply lines
494740
This unit has solid copper piping coming directly out of the faucet and ending in mail threats. It's the old classic connection. You will need to buy additional hook up hoses, Such as the braided metal, etc. I actually prefer this type of hook up. I compared thiswith a Pfister faucet that was a plastic mess and lick incessantly. My Premier Faucet does not leak!
667706
No supply lines included. It wouldn't really make sense for them to include them, as many installations are going to be replacements with supply lines in place, and people would be throwing away extras. Just too wasteful. And there are too many kinds of supply lines in different ages of plumbing for it to be possible to include the right ones. Of course I can't know for sure, but I think the people that answered yes to this question were likely doing replacement installations and "didn't need additional materials", because they already had supply lines in place.
1173372
It installs just like a regular faucet...it looks complicated but it's not. one line for hot one line for cold and one line for the feed. Hope this helps. I think there's a longest one or shortest one that the feed. I bought this about a year ago and we really like it for the price.
820344
Yes, the supply lines come attached to the unit and are clearly marked for hot and cold water. Not sure what kind of special requirements above standard building codes that your board could want or demand. The supply hoses have a braded steel cover and stainless steel fittings.
1992001
There is an hexagonal screw at the bottom to tighten the faucet to a press-fit adaptor (coming with it). But make sure that the inside pipe is well tightened (to a stud) otherwise the faucet will still move. I found difficult to make a perfect install.Best
2257495
The faucet comes with adapters to fit multiple connection types which includes attaching to a plain piece of 1/2" copper pipe sticking out of the wall.
1186384
This is just the cosmetic part of the faucet etc. What needs to be soldered to the copper pipes is Delta R10000-UNBXHF Multichoice Universal Shower Only Valve Body by DELTA FAUCET
1853170
Never mind, I found it. Lack of looking on my end. The faucet unscrews in the middle to allow the supplied water line connections to be attached to faucet.